Complete and Quits

Complete

Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.

Quits is an antonym for complete.

Quits

Quits adjective - On equal terms by payment or requital.

Complete is an antonym for quits in topics: abandon, stop doing something.

Nearby Word: quit

Both words in one sentence

  • Burger Fool In an episode of Living Single, Synclaire quits Flavor after a fight with Khadijah, and winds up at the Turkey Burger Hut, in a uniform complete with winged, turkey-shaped hat.
    Source: Burger Fool
  • Useful Notes / New York City Subway aka: New York Subway Bart tries the sob story panhandling routine, complete with licking a subway pole to show how he was "born without taste buds." After tasting it, he quickly decides that he's in over his head and quits.
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